Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. ERIDAY Average Daily Circulation over 17.750— ‘being a much larger bona fide, regular @nd permanent circulation than that of ail the other daily papers in the oity <added together. “The Eight-Page Star To-morrow. Advertisers and news-dealers will confer a favor by sending in their orders as early as prac- ticable for to morrow’s fifty-six-column pape Theorders from the latter for last Saturday’sen- larged edition reached 5,200, the largest ever received cxcept in times of very important and exciting news. The number of advertisements printed in Tue Stax during 1879 was 20,335 This number has not been exceaded by any paper published south of New York city, with possibly two exceptions, and but. by few in the entire country. —____~2+______. ‘The Seymour Boom. Ex-Governor Seymour, of New York, has Again submitted himself to the interviewer, and though he talked enough on politics to filla column and a half of the World, he avoided the subject of his own possible nomination for the presidency. He did not utter a single word that could be construed into an unwillingness on his part to take the nomination next year. In fact, taken altogether, the governor's expressions are rather favorable to the supposition that he will consent to run. He expressed great coftidence M the ability of the democrats to elect the President next year, and this confidence will have the effect of strengthening the apparent dis- position in the democracy to nominate Mr. Sey- mour. The party leaders and man: will be apt to say that a man who Isso confident of success is the very one to have at the head of the ticket. The intimate friends ot Mr. Sey- Mour have been working upon him for some time with the view of inducing him to accept the nomination {n the event that his party should call upon him torun. Prior to the ad- journment of Congress for the recess, Senator Kernan said, tn an interview published in Tae Srar, that in talking with ex-Gov. Seymour a day or two before he had advised the latter to make no rash declarations as to what he would do, but to wait until the “nomination should be tendered to him,” and then decide whether he Would accept it or not. It must be that the ex- governor concluded to follow this advice, for ‘since that time he has not made any “rash de- Clarations.” If the present state of feeling in the democratic party continues, Mr. Seymour Will get the nomination if he wants it. It is apparent that he 1s regarded as the strongest man bya large majority of the party leaders and managers. If Senator Bayard were uot from a southern, or former slaveholding state, he would stand a mueh better chance of being his party’s nominee. This fact tells against him even with those who would willingly see him nominated. No such objection exists against Mr. Seymour, and in other respects he 1s considered to have all the elements of strength believed to be possessed by Mr. Bayard. In conversing upon the coming presidential canvass it 1s a very common thing for demo- cratic members of Congress to speak of favoring this or that man for the presidential nomina- tion “in the event that Gov. Seymour will not consent torun.” The democrats, in calculating the chances of success next year, look first to the state of New York, and they believe that €x-Governor Seymour would command more Votes in that state than any other man. Hence the apparent willingness to give him the nomi- nation if he will take it, and, as stated above, it begins to look very much as if he will consent to take it. ———_++-_____ ‘The bill of Senator Davis, of IMinois, to estab- lish U. S. courts of appeal is attracting favorz- ble notice because of the necessity of relieving the U. S. courts of the pressure upon them and of the recognized ability of the author in: all matters pertaining to the judiciary. The bill Provides that each cireuit shall have, after Sep- tember Ist, 1880, a court of appeals to consist of the supreme and circuit judge of that circuit and two district judges, and all appeal cases in- volving over $500, or questions of general impor- tance, shall be taken before this conrt. The U.S. courts througiout the country are over- whelmed with business, and during the past few years very many efforts to enlarge the U. S. judiciary by creating new judges nave been made; but they have failed because of the gen- eral opposition to any increase tn the expenses ofgovernment. By haying the judges now in existence in each circult form an additional tribunal the disposition of cases would be facill- tated without adding much to the public ex- pe —_——__++-—____ ‘The sentiment in Congress which has bean ME. L. Suaee, ta oeia woe Bie old stand, 2107 Pennsylvania avenue, oxcr Caltis Jewelry Store, with & lange an cheice se! ¥RENCH AND RECEPTION BONNETS. having made arrangements while in Paris to recaive the latest sty y every steamer. Jandtl: 7H aap N.W.—VIRGINIA J127 i Choice | Porter H nice Sirloin, 12ge. ; choice Rvund, cae jib Itsast, Ine; choice Plain Roast ebcice Lamb Chor Bice: choies Lamb Otto’ U. &. Reports; mare American Law Keview for co 1880: Ewell's Evans on Avency... Story's Equity Pleadinics mm Eaton's Glvit Gernice tn Great Beitain Life and Writings of B. R. Corti ‘Joch Billings’ Old Probabilities. Carried by Storm; by Mary Agnes Fieming: Memcirs of Madame de Remusat, Durant's Byziene of the Voice... Eent by mail, post-paid, by W. iH. & O. H. MORRISON, Law BooxseLiers anv STATIONERS, jan9 475 Pa. avenue. yoon NEWS FOR THE POOR. DOWN GOES THE PRICB OF POTATOES. Having a lurze stock of Early Rose and Peerless poral TOES on conrignment, the owner or which has instructed we to sell without limit. Ihave de- tosell a part of this stock at prices less than ality cf goods can be laid down here for hese Potatoes are from the finest potato stern New York and are unsurpassed Aico, af wroatly reduced prices, « lange ek, made by an Ohio gen- 1 in quality. = mee Aho fo ay dent ae ‘iment. Hemat sho foucut in Presta ene Hae oe SCRA NE, Pa, ave. 810, 000 ow. Ss, WELRY, ATOHES, 3E SILVER WARE, ‘Will be sold at cost RéanceBisek, For next 30 days, To Reduce § sa es unex?” Gash only. Ere * 438 7th st. MONOPOLE. EXTRA. Jan8-3m DRY HEIDSIECK & CO. __ESTABLISHED 1735. CHAMPAGNE. CRUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. FINE CLARETS AND SAUTERNES. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON, D. 0. » by SHOFMAKER & HERTzOG, B. W. REEp’s Sons, BRownine & aaa G. G. ConnWwELL, UME, CLEARY & Co., J. H. Maone R. B. & A. B. CnopLey, GeonGetows, D.C. Jan7-eo2m SURE PREVENTATIVE FOR SMALL POX is Hinrichs’ Anti-Small Pox Powder, a chemical compound, possessing the greatest disinfecting power. For sale by HINRICH'S BROS., Drug- wiste, corner Maryland avenue and 434 st. 8.w. Pricé 15 cents a box. jan?-4t* P4BINERSHIP DISSOLUTION. Pursuant to the articles of Co-partnerahip, the firm of BURGEE & HUNT, doing business at’ No. 620 D st. n.w., is dissolved for non-performance of cropping out for a Jong time in favor of abolish- ing foreign missions, or of, at least, modifying the system and reducing the expense, has been given voice in the shape of a resolution sub- mitted by Representative Townshend. This resolution directs the committee on foreign af- fairs to enquire Into the expediency of abolish- ing envoys extraordinary and ministers res!- dent from the United States to foreign coun- tries, and to report to the House the conclusions reached. The opinion that the rapid means of communication now existing between this country and the capitals of the world,can be utilized to transact international business more promptly and more economically than by min- isters, is not altogether confined to democratic Congressmen, but just to what extent ft pre- vails cannot be ascertained until Mr. Towns- hend’s resolution shall come up for action. 7+ @ As we supposed would be the case, Mr. A. P. Gorman, sometimes designated the Napoleon of democratic politics tn Maryland, has come off an easy victor in the contest for the U. atorship. Mr. Gorman is a native of Howard caunty, Md., and 1s about 41 years of age. His case affords a striking tllustration of the oppor- tunities aiforded to ability and energy to make its way in this country. In 1852 he was a page In the Senate, where he fs next year to take his Seat as a member. Mr. Gorman has occupied various oficial positions in Maryland, and has been the president of the Cheasapeake and Ohio Canal company since 1872. He will retain this place until June next, and will also serve Out his term as state senator from Howard county in the Maryland legislature, as he will not become a Senator of the United States until March 1, issi. +<22-—__ ed weather up this way is referred to as lush. Down in Philadelphia they call It sludge. In Richmond they talk about moppy streets. And yet we are all brothers.—[{Free Press. Did anybody ever hear of “sludge” in Philadelphia before ?—[Philadelphia Bulletin. porn “moppy” in Richmond?—[Richmona Dis- tch. But we suppose the Bulletin will not deny that in the vestibule of many of the most stylish houses in Philadelphia hangs a placard saying to visitors “Wipe your gums on the mat.” ‘The colored man Cook, who was elected door- Keeper of the Virginia house of representatives by the readjusiers, has resigned, ed, because, he- says, of a recent attack of paralysis. It is pre- dicted that the readjusters’ party will die be- fure long of the same disease, re President Weltl, of Switzerland, has just been elected to that position for the fourth term. And yet the watchful, freedom-loving people of that republic are attending quietly to thelr every said articles of the part of BURGEE. Jan. 7th, 1880. (janT-3t*]_ JESSEE HUNT. panee SILVER WARE. Opened this day a very choice assortment of FANCY SILVER WARE, adapted especially for bridal presents. HARRIS & SHAFER, ja 1113 Pennsylvania avenue. WAtcHEs. WATCHES. deci! AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHES IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES, OF ALL SIZES AND LATEST STYLES. ° M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., dec29 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, Fi duniciots Ghaktorre Ds nosse, Mecieim ee Wea pew YORE AVE. FTER THE HOLIDAYS Get your WEARING APPAREL nicely cleaned or re-dyed at W. H. WHEATLEY'S DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.C. Goods sent for and delivered anywhere in the District. Send your address. + jan3 ADIES SEAL SKIN SACQUES, SILK FUR LINED CIRCULARS anv DOLMANS, GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, GENTLEMEN'S OPERA HATS, B. H. STINEMETZ, janl__ Hatter and Furrier, 1237 Penna. ave. MANY PEOPLE THINK THAT KID GLOVES MUST BE MADE IN EUROPE TO BE GOOD. A TRIAL OF THE *‘CIS-ATLANTIO’ THE NEW KIDGLOVE, FOR MEN'S WEAR, WILL CONVINCE YOU THEY ARE The Best in the World. Mave Br FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, AND FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. nov25-eoTt BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS Have received the greatest number of unquestiona- bly reliable endorsements that any external remedy ever received from physicians, drugwists, the press and the public. All praise thera as a great improve- ment on the ordinary porous plasters and all other external remedies. For Lame and Weak Back, Sciatica, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, Neglected Coughs, and all Local Aches and Pains, they are the best known remedy. Ask any one who has used them, or any good physician and he will confirm the above statements. Sold by all Drug- gists. Price 25 cents. decl3-1m Sineiee TEA, Guaranteed to preserve and promote the besuty and freshness of yot and ces of youth to the Fipest age. It purifies maese and removes pimples and eruptions; ip ebmend for six conturies. It is mado oats 2 conte a day. ar y. Annie Pixley uses it day affairs, and not worrying themselves at all about “Cyeserism,” “Imperialism,” and that sort of thing. General Grant’s boosters ought to take some encouragement from this. 22 -____ A mining, industrial and scientific journal has been started at Staunton, Va., entitled Tae Vir- ginias. The first thing the editor knows some ‘Vile, envious contemporary will be confounding him and his paper and accenting the last syl- table. ———<+e -___ The many friends of Senator Blaine in this community will be gratified to read in our tele- graphic columns a contradiction of the report that he had been stricken down by a “fit of some kind” and wasin a critical condition, —————<~--____ A Subscriber enquires how the new postmas- ter’s name is pronounced. We believe it is pro- Pounced to rhyme with stranger. *°Souee by mall 600. and ye pee discount to trace. ‘novs eosm 809 Arch st EAUTIFUL FLOWERS. FLOWERS, VPLOBAL el Ars NGS, (anata times bo from iny rieh collection DECORATIONS, with beautiful Palms, graceful D id other sultab! — : ‘Natural Dried Flow seeps jJan6-co6t* — 621 Zth st., opp. Patent 108 iE F At CARES forthe Woldayy sl made or Butter at in FUBSMLE'B. 1ait Now York sre. (T= cELLTpoD ee boROUT AEE, RES ee ee ar = Pai Sone titnton the a Bw HOLIDAY GOODS. WANTS. ‘OLIDAY PRESENTS. EerEs San \d MONOGRAM Anees LONER In Opera mad Oloth Sheds: from Dircount of 16 per cent. allowed on three pairs. ore.ast WHITE xis ‘aie co. TRIMMED BONNETS at cost. Novelties in NECK WEAR Just received. MME. M. J. HUNT, dec20 Nos. 621 and 623 D Street. G{EOHGE RYNEAL, Jr., OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL EINDS oF Fancy ARTICLES FoR Houtpar Goons. decll 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) MEAD & CO. Hos? STREET, (opposite Ebbitt House), Are offering to the Holiday Trade Decorated Dinner oe Tea Setts and Fancy at the Lows Prices, and_purchasers are invited to call and examine. Also, a fine line of CHINA, CROCKERY and HOUSEFURNISHINGS, at lowest figures. Store open until 9 p.m. HRISTMAS PRESENTS aT MAD. ESTREN'S, 1109 F street. SWITCHES 6 inches wide, stem 28 to 32 inches long, of best Human Hair, for $10 and 812. Only Place to be had. decl9-1m decl2 _BUSINESS, ‘CHANCES. Wasten;* CANVASSER. Must come well endoreed. Addiess ** Commercial,” Wesh- ington P. O. Jand-3t Fs OR RENT—A pleat Front ROOM, o Seed newly turn nished ; imo —, with m LBS Excnaner—A fine large, BIL- TIARD 't ar for smalier. Mi. HOLTZMAN, 1921 F st. p.w. Jan?-3t AL Bi eee ING MAN unterstantine ag presen, Sper week. Apply'at once, 603 7th st. n. oes TANTED—A SITUATION, b: pectable White cil, as houeekecnet or chammbermal a. Reference given. Address Ww ANTED— By a family of three persons, three oF four ufunrnished ROOMS, ferlicht huon-g- Reqping. Addiess, viving terme, 'T. L. P., Box 2, ANTED—Two WHITE GIRLS accustomed to dining-room work and waiting on tables. Ap- oly, with references, to the Terrace Dining Rooms, 10s 12th et. WANTED Be a lady, BED AND SITTING- #OOM, price moderate. and Meals for one, bere no questions are asked. Address Box Bis. Star Office. Jand-2t Wan Tee eneHARE Some WALNUT ECRATTURE, parior and bedroom set, Al CARPETS. Must be good. ‘No. MPa ave. west Jand-3t' Wyte as GIRL (white or colored) to take care of little girl 234 years old. Mast be smart and neat, and not more than 14 yearsold. No others need apply. Wages $4. month. 1219 13th st. n.w. WANTED A well-furnished CHAMBER, or the same gnd « communicating room, adap ted for light housekeeping. Each must be compl te. No ghildren. Adarest, sriving number and location, Box 441, City P. 0. jan9-25* WARIED SHITE GIRD, 12 toi attend to child. Apply tiso, 7 ANTED—A tidy WHITEGIRE, of 1 assist in xeneral housework. “Appl lithet. Ww HO full partic Address E. To PuRcHaAS state cash pri Box 63 Star ofli medium #ized iGnoce ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY Com from Scarlet Letter: tions in Outline: 0. C. Darby; larze 810.00 arb Ato. ‘Black burn ‘iiiustratea’y by Eneiand; 200 iilustrated ica; Martha Lamb. a in’ Amertean Pootsy Great Authore St all Asce cee ae ‘Thrackeray’s Ballard’s, 60 Tilustrations. JAMES J. CHAPMAN'S METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, decl0 911 Pa. ave. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, OLD AND YOUNG, ‘Who aro solicitans of f making purchase of Paris Hereelf Aj Breton Folk Calde arose gap i S3s83 Ss = 1 would ttuily call Soucatiention to the respect me atten: “ a ate UPPERT, 403 7th st. n. Between Dana Eetrocts Hortons, Where you will find the 6 Largest and Assort- TOYS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, WORSTED AND Apesrity WORK, &c. ‘Which us ever been displayed in the iMetropolis. Give him a call. ‘You will find prices according to ID GLOVES! KID GLOVES: Just received for Holiday. peated foreert gee and Monogram KID GLOVES, 4) ana butten, in Opera and Priueaane ad Monogram GLOVES, 2 button, 85c. ; button $1.10; 4 button 81.30; 6 button ‘i.3s. A discount of ten per cent. will be allowed on all cash sales of six or more pairs. J. P. PALMER, decl6 No. 1107 F street northwest. OLIDAY GOODS. eplendid line of Lamps i inne —Kioto, Pink Doult and Fink Nagasaki, tsuma. Peri cere tt lly STANDS and DROP LIGHTS in all 16 Largest assortment of GAS FIXTURESin the city ‘The above Tepooes were awarded the first premium at the late - E. FE, BRooKs No. 531 15th st., decl0 Corconan BUILDING. SPecran: BARGAINS FOR THE E HOLIDAYS. -N AND BOYS’ ULSTERS AND ULSTERETS it STRAUS’, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. TYLES OVERCOAT! 10 Hasina = STHAUB, 101 Feunre avenue: s in, the following porce. » Warren's Batt Eee oe or Ties, ae ASS ig eas Nae RESS SUITS, made equal to Custom Dern 0 Sar ere one Tate XTRAORDINARY BARGAINS OVERCOATS of all styles, at A. Srtius? By LACK AND BROWN BEAVER HO tet 12, worth $18, at STRAUS'S, 1011 Benn. a Hise YOU_SEEN THOSE NOBBY CHIN- H cinta overcoats for slot it = = ce them, a8 Gnd in the city. fo be had only ae Ac BTA! OURLE-BREASTED | SQUARE-OUT_¥ mane and VESTS, handsome Galland seo them, at AL STRAUS yous BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, in A gies! variety of styles and patterns, at A. (HOSE WITH WHOM MONEY IS AN OBJEOT should not fail to visit STRAUS’ peters! 2 going, elsewhere, as you can save from 20 to ir cent. on all you buy. oernain, nov25 niahed connecting RC ONS, here no questions will be Star office. _jan3-2t* WANTED in # quie asked, Address FURNISHED ROOMS, = gentlemen only, two communicating on first foor, one front on Becond floor. No. 517 New Jersey uve. new. (OR RENT—A wiost Leyatifnl new press brick front bay window HOt 0 ments, on 4th, near A st. s. East Capitol st. ‘OR RENT—LARGE HOUSE, at corner of 17th and F sts. n.w. ; formerly army headquarters; suitable for Cficer or overnnient Dury B. 6 = we ESAT 4 Sacnreic new DWE! ail mod. imy = others desizing ‘homes or Terms to suit purchaser. Several handsome w., containing 9 rooms, Shas for Conmmene and profitable investments. . C. HESTER, 519 7th Jand R RENT —Fine RestpeNce—T am authorized to offer for rent the gine RESIDENCE of the Inte Rear Admiral Reyn! No. 1819 Hst., con- taining 11 rooms, vie? damdsone saloon parlor, dining room, kitchen, laundry, § chambors, with dressing room (with and water closct) at ticked fo eachsasd servants toome. Kooy each ern convenience and completely furnished, china and linen, For torms apply re or {0F- P. B. SANDS, Attorne; Louisiana ave * sine Fo RENT-Ay 1201 G Sa, WW, —The most elf gible and finest fnrnished ROOMS in the city, cn suite cr single, without Board. Jans-7t ROR RENT Three communicating ROOMS, 3a story, over Markriter’s new Store, 626 Est.,one door frori 7th et-n.w. Apply at the Store. _jan$-6t* PGE BENT Biosaat, APARTATEN or singly, toone or two gentlemen. no children, ew; Dew. VOR RENT—Snite of furnishet ROOMS on sec ond ficor, in dezirable lorality; south front, hot and cold water in toilet closets, other convenieners. 933 K st Jans. OR Ranretse ate family, two handsomely Mturnisied ROOMS; all modern convenienc Bid Tent separate or’ toxether; terms moderat 929 K st. Jan8-2t* private family; OMS, communicating, (un- between 7th and ate. With i iz? Grit 82. N-W.—10-room Brick 1 modern improvements, thorouch re] ae Ney eelae will be rented low to ‘permanent Se tenant. “H. CLAY STEWART, 1022, Lith st. LW. jan8-3t" WASTE respectalile WHITE, GIRL, for | {OR RENT —That desirable fourteen room Brick general housework, including washing and HOUSE. No. du Matra corner 2d, near the ironing ; references required from parties who ca Capitol and two tines of verse ae beseen; German prefe modern imp: erred. Apply 205 E st LW. Jani ements. FITCH, FOX ©] BAGY : Pennsylvania ave. end 15th st. Jan ANTED—To Rext—IMMEDIATELY—By a per- manent tenant, a good HOUSE of 8 or 10 roome, with mcdern conveniences. A god location te north wea preferred. Address DOCTOR, office. WANTED A first-class MILLINER none other need apply at M. WILLIAN’S. _jan7-colw ANTED—At Hyatteville, Md.. a WOMAN to ‘wash and iron. A man_and his wife might Ctind gmplosment. Inquire before 10 a.1n. of F.H, SMITH, 806 F st.. Le Droit Beildins- Mt WANTED SITUATION, ‘by a respectable white girl, as Chambermaid or to assist in xeneral housework. Very best of references, Ad- dress E. T., 1445 Sst. nw. JanT-3t* Weiean to examine and choose a SEW- HINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not atisfactory subject to exchange for any other. Kenting and sepairing a specialty. Mo- EY, 427 9th st.n.w. dee’ ANTED-CARPETS to CLEAN, at a Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue 8. w. oan by mail on eft at W. B. Mosen, oor. Tt st, and Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Oo. Carpet Bealers. oct’22-6mn Al 6 Louisi- mar29 WANED STMT CARPET CLEANING. work guaranteed. At CHACE'S, 611 FOR SALE. Por ss head of HO ast ar- rived from Ohio: "All good workers and drivers. | Also, four Couye, Horses, 1 mir Seg | J of matched Biack Horses, 16 hands hisch, kind and gentle in all harness. ‘To be seen at JOHN SIMMON'S Stable, No. 311 13th st. n.w. jan8-6t* Fo SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A nearly new Hallet Davis & Co. Upright Grand, PIANO, elegant case and Hie tone. A choice New Year's gift. At 811 9th st.n.w. OR SALE—A complete TURNOUT—fine new Extension-top Phaeton, new Harness, and Horse, and one of the finest Saddle MARES in the city, suitable for lady or- OR RENT—Dining ROOMS. BAY! ane 79 = corner 10th and E ste. VOR RENT—Corner rT and B = ne STORE, Warehouse and Stable. Anply. to JOHN F. HANNA, Webster Law Building. jan7-4t VOR RENT—Two communicating ROOMS on third floor; furnished as parlor and bedroom: half equare from Capitol. 117 Maryland ave. n.e. jan7. TOK RENT—Crear— Two larzo unfurnished ROOMS, communicating; on second floor; bath room on tate floor. Algo. one ROOM on, thitd floor, furnished or unfurnished. At S15 6th st-n.w. oR SALE— “At Haus Purce The best HOUSE ic: 7 rooms, a3 and S, brick, water; very fal caus payment, balance in easy installments. CHASE ROYS, 321 aye. n.W. OR RENT—! BRICK HOt YR SALE—I1 room HOUSE, all ae ae provements, fronting Judiciary Square; south front; sold furnished or unfarnishec Dae to deal with purchaser. Address WILLIAM, Star of- fice, for ene week. Jan6-6t" ‘OR RENT For $20—A well-furnished PAR- and BED ROOM communicating, includ- it and heat; convenient to cars. Pe jan: en suite Neatly furnished ROOM: or single: first and second floors. 14th st. adjoining southern end of Ebbitt House, op- Powite to Willard'e, + _jan5-6t* POR SALES Ons oF those very desirable new BRICK DWELLINGS on F st., known ag Sherman ‘Block. ‘between tet and 2d aia. east, at an unprecedented ‘bargain. Also, a neat five room Frame House, with sink and water in kitchen, at West End, for $750. Also, a number of Houses in the northeastern part of the e city at great bai M. M. ROHRER, 513 7th Po attr ear arene Eatornished front and back, on second floor; letrobe, eat and hot and cold water in bath. ~ ni "Allonders for purchasing or disposing of Stock 1580 ae areca ve promps attention, ‘and satisfac are FF Sao ARLORS sect 7 WEY, Stable, 103 17 ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for, housekoop- aw deca ing, and several small BEDRO@MS. Fo SALE—Fine CANAGY and MOCKING | Vania ave.,corner 4% st. augll-bm' BIRDS. Also, CAGES at cost peice. Pre: D. . BY Bane bets Tat and 3a ete, Coottel Hal a6 ise BOARDING. OR SALE—At lowest importation prices, a TREET N.W.cLarge Front BED. Select assortment of EMBROIDERE PIANO COVERS, at street orth Halu) 1303 shire south front; also, Back Room Fa STREET jon; nicer mee very, a shear, Bates BROT with use of taro nd TAB aa BOARD. Jan7-6t, Store, 1199 1th ot cw. 8 HARTBRECHT d10-1m* 920 ree or OPDOSITE, FRANKLIN ‘thi et eoe its BONED Haak cated Also ghe.on third floor cw vaca 180 PERSONAL. TAB ARD. janT-3t I P. LIBBEY, 432 7th « st. desirinus to reduge his gyftock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER- E, offers it all at cost for next thirty days, for cush oniy Bee his advertisousat ip another co - umn. in ADIES' FORMS FULLY DEVELOPED. Sat- isfaction guaranteed." Advice given and letters written for ladies only, on any subject. Hours 9 to 1._ 354 Pa. ave., corner 4} at. n.w. Jan6-6t* ee CramvoyanT.—Born with Second Sight: consulted on Love, Marriage, Ab- sent Friends. Great Indian Chari to bring the separated together and i main here for several weeks. a.avenue, corner 44 at. n.W. Di P. H. HELLER has Removed from 1313 7th fo srrcet n.w. to No. 217 6th street, im Ae fae. “Hours 1011 Ponnayteania ooguee [MPORTANT PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. DR. L. J. KAHN, 61 EAST 10TH STREET, New York, Principal of Dr. Kaux’s Musrum or ANatosy, Auruon oF Nenvous EXHAUSTION,” and other Medical Wor! Begs to inform his friends, sates snd. those desirous of consulting him, that he has OPENED AN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON, D 0. ar 608 13th street northwest, ‘Where he may be consulted EVERY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FRoM 10 TILL 2 aNp 6 TILL 8. Dr. KAHN ha: devoted 30 years to the study and treatment of, diseases of the Nervous System, arising from insiscrotion or e:s2088, to which may becure ailments which affect youth, ‘manhood and old ae, is, enabled to insure ore placing themselves under his care a speedy and permanent cu His valuable Medical Essay, ‘‘Nenvous Ex- HAUsTION," forwarded to any address on receipt of 25 cents currency or postage stam, OBSERVE THE ADDRESS— 608 13th st.n.w., Washington, D, O. Orrice Hours: ‘TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS ONLY, ‘UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, From decll-I1m — ‘* 10 a. m. til 2 p. m. 5 till 8 p. PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more than twenty years. The * RECORD” Pen is produced by a skillful combination of the two pre- cious and non-corrosive metals; 16 kr. Gold and For JOHN O. 619 Tth EO. W. onteY ATrTORS Qhazncer Taw rte Sancti Lo LOOK! peg A Beta eY AT LAW, nd Ba 4 ttrect, " ARTES HAVING GOODS at .W. H. wae AT- LEY’S over six months are hereby requested to call for or in thisty me tosend the same home, C. O. from date, otueriiso ¢ they e Bt be aold to charges and make roo} packager, mad useful in families, 8 hand over a year, are now ready for sale. Parties in want will pleage call. Foods are very low, These more Shaner one-half aoe ‘down at half the charge ed ying th em. Office, 49 Jefferson si ree- 1» D.C. sore called for ant delivered anywhere in the District, free of chars January 3, 1880. Jan3-Im ESD .2 ANDERSON, tho well-known Trance, Test and Business Medium, of San Francisco, formerly of New York city, 1s located at No. 204 Pa. ave. n.w. JVADAME 2083, ‘the long. ars a Doctrei gives better satis- action in all affaise of ite any one in the feasion; tells the past, present and futuro ves advice and assistance on all matters apper- ing to business, love and matrimony. trouble le yi eee ven or no pay. we gnsultation Rooms, 402.2d st., above st. north Bee PATCH EXAMINES Cease ry as i mability of le, wi estate. 506 1 liens on p.m. Alj PROFESSIONAL. R. CANDEE, or New York, Specialist.—Hem- orrhoids or Piles cured in all their yarious forms. No caustics, acids, or ligaturea used. Im- mediate relief. Catarrh cured and deafness caused. pyceare Constipation cured. Vital energy re- red. For further difficulties of which I treat you must make application at my office, No. 439 9th at. n.w., Riley Building. , WEISENBORN, Deni wed to 410 11th Dine Ch ceroie FEET ase a D.W. 7 to @10 per eet, and all on perations oo the cee “rest at 3) ices. Ex- Teagonable Pi E eclé FEET—And brisk walks in the a health, comliness ang of WHI’ ote hence pei vegom ip ebgecrendd Ree erin Pennsylva: i ‘ave., OD) rats cetabieumene 1416 Penney a are, oppose, Waa funious; Bad Nas, Ohil- Binion a m, Vencular Excressonoos, &5., Bo. Offios fos, 17 , former! Perera nes Years’ experience, formerly over Ballantyne's sense sepontte Patent Office. relate work. Gas adininistered. reference. R. M. 8. form bob DENTIST, | No. 725 léra ‘Oxide for the Le (von, for’ tao so Fecee are oe Sette a, | i teeth performed with care and satisfaction, a a northwest, FINANCIAL. Reo 10 to between tdh‘and Sih’, OT deci fate i Sarees OF RENT Suite of irg.o. dt on with a oor: eter gi or will Other ROOMS, also. ‘305 ¢ es BOARD. Janl- 1m EBACE, DINING ROOMS, 3208: ae street. irst class TABLE BOARD $15.00 a month. Furuiated ROOMS also very low. CATERING or Balle, Parties, yon very favorable terins. Bid PTREMONT. HOUSE offers ROOMS, first class Hotel Board, for 25 and $30 per montis ti Towne is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. -im OR RENT — To Members of Congress fArst-claas HOOMS, with oe without thers, BOARD, at Sherman House, 218 3d st. n.w. o TENT WE or without BOARD, in aa ans new in gultbieor br ot Content Sue ne ras gula avenue and ¥ street cars, 2.W. decl6-: ine ie ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 514 13th street B.Wes ent Cee and F, is now. bie for pep ice tion of Eucate, Near oe ete Me™: T. SOpTEACE basen a a ce mont ave. and will be pleased to accommodate Permanent, transient and day boarders. d13-1m* Mitatte soar HOUSE, corner poh sn and I sts.nw. Table ppoeracrs accommodated ; also, desirable Boune wi ith Board for permanent’ and transient wed. ‘im* Mrs.M.A.HOECELEY, Proprietress. HE TOCmIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st.n.w., is one Tt me eit conducted boarding Hojues ni tase Teaaot ssStin cet PIANOS AND ORGANS. PIANOS: Fine UPRIGHTS and St ‘SQUARES, sale or rent: sales, enxy terms, or large dea tion Ry accommo- novl9 for cash, and fullest guarantees. TU! and REPAIRS in the best manner and terms mod- erate, EK BE Jand-9t* 907 H st. nw. TIEFF PIANOS.—Grand, Squaro and Up- PUrisht, Highest honors Paris Exposition Bis. two, Firat Premiums at the Jato National Fair, at Ws D.¢.. The Stieft Boudoir Grand, or Uprisit, the Artist's Galland see tien ‘and see them. a. WILD & BRO., lebrated Kranick & Bach isnoe and tho Pelonbet, Pelton & Co. Standed Organs, HADBURY PIANOS, MI" facturer, Brooklyn, awarded the Pines Ranaachare, Bewekin 2 ¥- 3 OVEB 16,000 IN USE. assortment of these celebrated TeSTEY aieayh on nang 250 Soe ano ce rene at the re received for Tuning BRANOH ‘WAREROOMS, " 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.’ PIANOS, Tee: oe ORGANS. dec8-8m. oT tothe st ew. Liaia] Wore Ss (Os. Best piveraally, acknowl to hed all artists. ORGANS' md SoTAN from. brated makers blow! sale and REI W BAI ry rs 027-6m Nov: [95 Lith ete fow doors above © INTER FLOWERING PLANTS. TUNLAW FARM GREENHOUSES, (NEAR GEORGETOWN, D. 0. ‘HOU a THOS: Es a. N. WHELAN, Manager. CHOICE WINTER Torpeme PLANTS FOR Beas OWN, Py ae ree pone BOQUETS, FUNERAL WREATHS 4np CROSSES, Ge CALLY ARRANGED. ‘select Greenhouse planta ready Ye Poprascy st 1880, Bree to all sone a ‘bet, 2st and 32d ets.n.w. bet.43 and 6th sts.8. w. i0th and 11th sts.x! ini is za Yom £0.00 Gap. st. iuod. inp .e-, mod. imps.. 8 ra, » mod. imps., 9 rs. ve.,mod.imps.,7 8 _. W., miod. inips. The only a small part of the property for rent ooy ey on my books. For complete ‘list see eulieen fare pascn e Le aie pose of coc eee which can be on application at 8, OF be sent by mail if desired. Pal 2,000, $1,000, ROR RENT. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 153g st. n.w. 925 7th at. n.w. G12 Fa. ave., store. 89.93 927 7th st. DW N.Y. 1S No. 801 Let. ior Pa. aves Ane wig: Loans. 8600, at 7 per cent. Jan? $21 Sah st. ny We: LARS n.W. 1213 Md. ave-n.e., 578. 3B wve Furnished Houses, in good locations, for Tent So petals eee ate eo oonsions, T make no charge te landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Houses and Lots in every saction of the city for sale, at Rrices from $1,000 to $50,000, and on aed terms. All property for sale at my office Peduoe nee B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Jan3 10th and F ats. FPO? BENT The Rea) Estate Review, published at my office on the 20th of each month, contains a complete list of all the hcases I have for rent, together with report concerp.ng the condition cf the real estate market throughout the country. ull and get a copy. A. MoIN’ Rea ‘TATE No. o18 F street, epposite 2 Masonle Temple. Furnished. For Be Ri Mansion, West End! $ 50 Boy 10 22 Pierce st. n.w. B 1121 Park Place n.6.....9 anumber. ef ‘other Bourcs. Qos. Bi jtores, reac FOR SALE!! FOR SALE!!! Several elk eget a Houses at 86,500, $7,500, & 810,000 pee van id F ats. 0. -B4, 000 Snew ene a anats ae ae. Large Lot, near an lon, 6 Lots ere 1sth an of hand at lowest Tharket rates, on real catate collateral. MoINT: D™ “an eelate and Insurance Agents. street, LeDroit ding. FOR RENT. Ist and Bews.s.0.,18 re.,mod- imps... to imy 228 PRPBSBRSSS! 2388332232383 Real Eststo Agents and ‘Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on Tens TO SUIT. _ haying 8 good view of or sale without anh payment one" a House LE—A No. 1 GROCERY and LIQUOR Stone: ‘Acplendid stand. Address Grocery, Star off sand a MEAT BARGATN For Saun—A corner Gixvcsn eis ie cee aes see $5 G, sMOHe Dart northwest. Adare a E 350, = $1,000, sums, at ee ey of 1,200-Lance and smal! Suterent, on real estate. ney in hand.” Cail at on Jand-: . F. HOLT OMAN, 1321 F st. n. we Swe Bp ay ‘ON FIRST-CLASS R it, emer hd 7 per cent., accords 5 le lela; id “Ww E. BURFORD & CO., 708 F st. TANTED — To Tease — GROUND suitable for mamec ir noone toes: between is Bt na Ns Es RESIDENCE FOR R fine BESIDENGE, ppormaenly owned by Grant, being ae ““Towa Circle," containing U7 re — with © peter convenience, will Tented at'a nioderste rate toa good tencee, Mune nurrors and window cornices now in the house. wii e allowed to re! FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Penna. aye. Jan’ FPGE BENT One of these DESIRABLE OF Fie ROOMS ccrner of 18th and ste: oppoite 8. Treasury. E MIDBLETON. Jan7-3t Estate Agent. (0 LOAN—81, 000 on Real a in northwest Partor city at 6 sor cont. No gommicsious. Avdrene, describing ‘property, Ir, 501 D st. ja = Ware 84,500 direct, at low rater, secured Ly improved 7th st. Yetvahue. VEE TRADE FOR VACANT GROUND IN ie north west portion of ya lange three WrisGarse Address. W: story SBRICK RESIDENCE. peasant teeated oa 2istst., near H. CHAS. P. WILLIAMS, Jan6-lw 1429 Fst. new. JOR SALE_A very Aesirane PROPERTY. ait: snit- able for Dairy or Market about 100 pon from ery cheap. Will take milk or pro- duce in part p: Also, several three-story d mansard root BRICKS, Well loci ated, all cou- ie mse cheap. | Payments in monthly instal- nts. We have pmbroved city Property to trade for country property. And always MONE to loan at the lowest rates ae gums to snit. BURFORD & co., Real Estate ee 708 E stroet n. w. EY TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. ¥ the elastic process of Coppine ; over 90 impressions from one orix- inal writing, sketch, &c.; wonderful success ; provement and universal demand for Jacob'a Lith. ogram : patented in United States and Canadas ; be- Ware of worthless imitations; sample Lthogram and outfit delivered to any address free of charge on rv ceint of $1. Address J. M. JACOBS, 3 Arch st Bostor Jan5-6p" Jan6 Q Jan5 WASTED-AGENTS re) TORE T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is Sums To Sur, At6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, Jan3 10th and F sta. n.w. DRITRICT Bons. mor ‘SALE. —District of G: lumbia 9 per cent. 20-year bonds, District « Columbia 6 per cent. 2 Is, District of Oo; lumbia 7 per cent. 18-year bonds, ‘and the present Puce these bonds pay the best of ay a marl Interest paid at the United States ‘Troas- ury. AMPBELL, jan3-1m_ 1431 Pa. Avenue. Ye ON REAL ESTATE SEGURITY— 81,000, $800, age and $300. Money innards F. LEIGHTON, Jan3-im° 3294 ig street northwest. Fir SALE-BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, m. i, pressed brick front, $2,500 efpick House, 2 storiés, new, 5 rooma and bath, Brick Hou 5I iG, 1429 New York ave., Room's. aioe ca 0 TO WM. ff. MAIN & BROS., 125 A Lenneylvania ave. n.w., if you want to buy, sell or exchange city or country Pro} ex change specialty. Y Pron tam Pee ENDS fof eal four desirable Brick RESIDENCES in the immediate vicinity ‘of Iowa Circle—one of them on a corner fronting directly on the Circle—two of them entirely new, having been finished during the past Summer, at all with modern improvements. Prices low, rang- ing from $4,000 to $9, 500. FOR SALE.—Corner of Maryland ave. and 24 st. weet, Oona tan a ey 5 80 fhe sot winda)e of erronm Cheap, aud offers a good chance for speculation, MONEY TO LOAN. At Lowest Marker Rates, On Real Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., 1223 F street northwest. 19 three- |ALE—The fini ~ CST—A GOLD MEDAL, engraved “Jennie Mo- 4} Asuitable reward will il be paid for itare ‘urn to FRANCIS B. MOHUN, ‘Her and Sta- soner, corner Gea and Pa. ith st. new. HOTELS. Wi Nore Benn HOUSE, Fenna. 1 20. and, } Bd sto 2 per day. (acct amy ee F. SEVERIDGE, Pr. ABROLTTON HOT! ere AND. Eievator runs continuously to an the Conn! “Bale Ma, Oot 10, ha D® F. A. VON MOSCHZISHER, THE WELL-KNOWN EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN AND SPECIALIST, LATE OF PHILA- DELPHIA, WHO HAS RECENTLY ES- TABLISHED HIMSELF IN WASH- INGTON, AT 619 LOth st. n. w. Special attention is given to the practice of the EYE, EAR, THROAT, LUNG, OHEST DIS- EASES, CATARRH, ASTHMA, and the RESTORATION OF NERVOUS FUNCTION. DE. VON MOSCHZISHER Has so far met with great nirageme: already most successfully treated some of" the bosk citizens or members of their families. ‘Tho list of {heir natues and places of residence can be exam- his rooms. as they have permitted him to refer totem: On that Nat as eae responsible en ae THostas SOMERVILLE, Esq. Works: M. M. Roam - Ge ey Of Miller & Jones) W. Woopuury, Esa. ; National Brass ie fia see for itself : ine tise Dr Pa Re oae ests 28 Diactidoner in discases of the Eye, Ear and Throat. during sometime past, Boon Professor and Giinies Oreste ie Medic | Institutions. We recommend him ‘to te the communitios ho i my “sco to visi ers BM: MoMIGHAML,. Mayorof the Uity: ¥ NN rw W. Fi aS. Post, eee el Ne. 1, Wilard’s Hotel, Washington, D. On B PRINCE & WHITELY, Broce Baoxens, 64 Broapwar, New Yous. Re D. ee .